Hi, I'm using a tool SAJAX. http://www.modernmethod.com/sajax/

The perl function i'm calling takes the data from the database and stores it in an array and returns it to javascript. I dont know how to copy a perl array in a javascript array.

Actually what i need to do is this:- I've 2 drop down box, and the options in the second drop-down box depends on the choice made in the first drop down box. So as the user selects an option from the first drop-down box, i call the perl function using SAJAX and it retrieves the records from the database based on this selection. I stores these values in a perl array. Now i need to return these values to the javascript function, which will populate the second drop down box. But i dont knw how to return this array back to the javascript which will populate the drop down box.

Can you help me with this?

Thanks,

Gaurav

In reply to copying perl array to javascript array by Rainmaker

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